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• Celtic Gallaecia — Gallaecia (comprising modern Galicia and Northern Portugal) has had human settlers since prehistoric times, dating back to the 30th century BC. The Greeks (so told by Strabo) knew the settlers resided on the north of the river Douro by the name… …   Wikipedia

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• Eufrosin Poteca — (1786 1858) was a Romanian philosopher, theologian and translator, professor at the Saint Sava Academy from Bucharest. Biography Early life Eufrosin Poteca was born in 1786 in the village of Nucşoara, Prahova county, in Walachia, into a family of …   Wikipedia

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• Catechism of the Catholic Church — The design of the logo is adapted from a Christian tombstone in the catacombs of Domitilla in Rome, which dates from the end of the third century AD. This pastoral image was used by Christians to symbolize the rest and the happiness that the soul …   Wikipedia

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• Deus Caritas Est — For other uses, see Deus Caritas Est (disambiguation). Deus Caritas Est (Latin: God is Love, subtitled De Christiano Amore, of Christian love ) is a 2006 encyclical the first written by Pope Benedict XVI, in large part derived from writings by… …   Wikipedia

• kitsch — (n.) 1926, from Ger. kitsch, lit. gaudy, trash, from dialectal kitschen to smear. What we English people call ugliness in German art is simply the furious reaction against what Germans call süsses Kitsch, the art of the picture postcard, and of… …   Etymology dictionary